HI, "As per the PF Act, you can withdraw your PF if you are: Not going to work for

any organization in the

near future, Going to work in an organization where the PF and MP Act is not applicable,Going abroad to
work after your resignation. NOTE: If you are going to work for another organization in the near future,
then it is mandatory to transfer your PF to the new organization’s PF account. Form 19 and Form 10C
required to complete the withdrawal. We would also require the following mandatory documents to
close the procedure: 2 cancelled cheques – the cheques must be of your Wipro salary account, with your
name printed on them. If not, please attach your bank statement If your Wipro salary account has been
closed, please provide the original account closure letter from the bank, along with 2 cancelled cheques
of the new bank account PAN card,1 passport size photo,Address proof (for delivery of the PF cheque) –
Electricity bill/Telephone bill /Voter ID card /DL/Passport/Rental agreement. Visa/Offer letter (if you are
going abroad) Additionally, do let us know if you have the following documents: Relieving letter,Aadhaar
card Please note, if you have completed 9.6 years of PF membership, you will be eligible for a Scheme
certificate. The attached Form 10C must be submitted, along with the following documents: Age and
address proof of the member,Age proof of spouse,Age proof of children (if less than 25 years, the birth
certificate is required) Please ensure that you send the Form 16, Form 10C, self declaration and all the
required documents to Wipro PF Trust at the following address:. PF withdrawals against a Form 19 will
be taxed at the time of payment of the accumulated PF, if the balance is more than or equal to Rs.
50,000, with a service of less than 5 years Please go through the path -My Wipro > App store >
information > My policies > PF withdrawal guidelines For any assistance please drop a mail to

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